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Inside The Art-Filled Home/Studio This Textile Designer Has Rented For 48 years

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The Hydrant Directory

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On Planting Fields

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Greenwood: A Novel

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Apart from the work of Ellis Stones and Edna Walling, there was practically no original landscaping in Australia before the late 1950s except for that of Burley Griffin and the pre-First World War Guilfoyle, who was responsible for the Royal Botanic Gardens. There was, however, a growing awareness of Australia's indigenous flora, but the practice i... See more

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#InResidence: A rehearsal hall tuned to the rhythms of the tropics 🌿🎵⁠ ⁠ Designed by Leopold Banchini Architects, the Neojiba Rehearsal Hall floats above the forest floor in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Framed by the tropical landscape of Parque do Queimado, the hall brings together raw brutalism with stillness, creating a rehearsal space that feels both grounded and weightless⁠ ⁠ Created for the Child and Youth Orchestra of Bahia (Neojiba), this concrete structure rests gently on stilts, allowing light and air to pass beneath — a gesture toward harmony between sound, space, and nature⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in bio to explore more boundary-pushing architecture on NOWNESS ✨⁠ ⁠ Project @leopoldbanchini⁠ Images @analog1.eu & @kilsam_el

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It started for me in 1946 when I enrolled at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology to study. The Chifley Government provided free tertiary training for every ex-serviceman who would apply for it.

Enrollment day at the RMIT saw about two hundred applicants crowding into the Architecture School to be assigned to their study groups. I had done pa... See more